River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-08-25
Joseph Lindquist is quite sick.

; A secondhand side-saddle for sale
at Watson's harness shop.
AL. Anderson took drive to Menom-
onie, on Tuesday.
j. feelings is preparing a picture for
i. the Minnesota State Fair.
Some of the farmers have commenced
cutting corn and find a good crop.
The highest cash price paid for gin
seng at Taggart's drug store. l6-4t
Warren Fusselman was down from
Minneapolis Tuesday visiting his fam
lily.
Get prices for job printing at the
JOURNAL Office before ordering else
where.
Tie railroads have nearly all put on
IA hour trains between st. Paul and
Chicago.
Mrs. J. @. Adams, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. N.
Lawrence.
Downing's Kidney and Liver cure
and Stramonium Liniment warranted
to cure rheumatism by Youells & Nc
Murphy.
The Dunn county fair will be held at
| MenomOnie September 9th to Sth, in
elusive. An attractive program has
been prepared.
Mrs. j. ID. Putnam has what may be |
called real curiosity for this climate.
1t is fig tree nearly five feet high |
loaded with growing figs.
o. 5. Powell was at Duluth Tuesday |
attending the committee meeting in
the interests of the Duluth, Red Wing
and Southern Il. X. Co.
DIR. Kate Bushnell failed to appear
last Friday night because letters and
dispatches did not reach her in time to
inform her of the appointment.
1 hCpOi % NUN lAiC HONdoO NAOp IL VII
ferent localities do not warrant the ex-
pectation that this staple article of
diet will be contemptibly cheap.
A Dakota county farmer has discov-
cred that where oats were sowed
adjoining to the wheat, the ravages
OF the chinch bug have been worst.
There are eighteen patients in the o.
W. Holmes Hospital at Hudson. Iii
said that the institution paid Sl30
above expenses during the month of
July.
The Baldwin Bulletin and the Ham.
mond Review are zealOusly testifying
as to each others moral and mental
value. We await the finale with in
expressible solicitude.
Before selecting your house paints
see the prettiest colors and most dur
able goods ever made, at the Phoenix
Drug Store. You don't pay dollar
and half gallon for water when you
buy these paints.
1t is now being claimed in old Eng
land that barley fed pork is better food
for consumptives than cOd-liver oil.
We are not informed whether it is hog
liver oil, or hog oil pure and simple
that does the business.
President Cleveland processes the
most profound admiration for farmers.
lie should attempt reelection on the
platform that, as a material for jack
lanterns, the pumpkin is infinitely
superior to the watermelon.
The interest of the Atlantic for Sep
TENDER may be said to depend greatly
on most interesting installments of its
two serial stories by Mrs. 0liphant and
Mr.. Crawford. Both of these are at
their climax; Mr.. Crawford's especial
Iy has a scene which for thrilling nov
city is almost unequalled.
st. Paul bids fair to become a jour.
nalistic city, and the confidence with
which journalists make ventures there
is somewhat surprising. G. K. Nc
Kinney, of Lake City, opens up new
, printing establishment in North st.
Paul as an evidence of his confidence
in the progress of that suburb of the
capital city. His paper will be named
the Sentinel.
The fact that a gentleman who takes
advantage of favorable opportunity
. and steals ham is slammed into a
, mouldy cell and fed on bread and wat
er, while a fat boOdler who steals the
value of a train load of hams every
week is ushered into light and airy
parlOr, and fed on pie and angel cake.
leads the JOURNAL to believe that
Justice should remove the bandage
from her eyes long enough to see what
is going on right under her nose.
As an introduction TO his sermon on
last Sunday morning Rev!J. ID. White
law delivered a very interesting lecture
on absenteeism in its bearing son eve
ming service and prayer meetings. The
JOURNAL and all others who are noted
for remarkable punctuality were not
hit of course, and must be excused for
the enjoyment found in the discomdt-
ure of those whose delinquency is note
worthy. The preacher is in the right,
and we all may as well own up, and
see to it that in the future we exercise
both our minds and bodies to more
fully prove our faith by our work.
Three Grand Harvest Excursions,
To all prominent points in Northern
, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Dako-
, ia. will be run by the Chicago, st.
Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway,
August 30th, September Goth and Octo-
llth, at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets will be good to return within
/, thirty days from date of sale. Good
So ..onovar west and north of St